On April 28, prosecutors obtained the search warrants as part of an investigation into whether Rudy Giuliani broke lobbying laws when he was President Donald J. Trump’s personal lawyer.
We in Los Angeles County could graduate to a less restrictive yellow tier soon.
Even the youngest Americans will have financial support if President Joseph Biden has his way.
The Antelope Valley experienced another tragic shooting on Thursday afternoon in Lake Los Angeles.
Californians have provided about 1.6 million signatures to meet the requirement to hold an election for the recall of Gov. Gavin Newsom.
President Joe Biden set his 100-day goal posts months ago and has been kicking a number of field goals, while fighting the pandemic and his opposition.
Lancaster Vice Mayor Marvin Crist can add a building to the list of things in the city that are named after him. As if a roundabout wasn’t enough, on Tuesday, the city held a ribbon-cutting for the Marvin E. Crist Wellness Center at the Antelope Valley Transit Authority’s headquarters.
President Joseph Biden on April 22, kicked off a future meeting promising to cut US air pollution emissions by half of their 2005 levels by the end of the decade.
As more people get out and about, more traffic collisions seem to be occurring.
On Dec. 17, 1903, Orville and Wilbur Wright achieved powered flight from their Flyer I (1903 Flyer). The location was Kitty Hawk, N.C.
The long shadows cast in Kern County’s San Joaquin Valley come from oil wells, not palm trees.
Yesterday was Earth Day. Did you do something to help clean up the planet on which we live?
The verdict arrived on the West Coast at 2:15 p.m. Tuesday.
On the second week of April, President Joseph Biden bravely announced that he hopes for the United States to end the Afghanistan war on its 20-year anniversary, Sept. 11 this year.
As if journalists don’t already face criticism and obstacles in trying to do their jobs on a daily basis, now the insurrectionists that rioted the Capitol in Washington on Jan. 6 are trying to claim they were only doing a job.
One of the most despised financial heads of any Ponzi scheme, Bernard Madoff, 82, died in prison on Wednesday.
As many of you know, we run a “Have Your Say” question each week and ask our readers to call in and tell us what they think.
The B-1 Lancer is a swing-wing bomber intended for high-speed, low-altitude penetration missions.
In a profane, wicked attack on several of his supporters, ex-president Donald Trump mudded up the Republican Party some more on Saturday.
The Center for Disease Control has put a pause on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine because of rare blood clots associated with it.
On Friday, the US military sounded a loud warning that a war with Russia or China will require new, more technologically sophisticated systems than are now in America’s arsenal.
Antelope Valley residents are getting more opportunities to get the COVID-19 vaccine, if they wish to do so.
Every few months, the Wall Street Journal devotes a special section to “The Future of Everything,” publishing advances that will be available in a perhaps a few months.
On Thursday, we mentioned that April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. In that same op/ed, we also mentioned the names of local children who died at the hands of their abusers.
If you are one of those Americans who doesn’t like to pay federal taxes, here’s some disturbing news.
Experts who low-balled the job growth in the month of March discovered their prediction of 630,000 was buried under this fact: Employers added 916,000 jobs in that single month.
In case you didn’t know, April is Child Abuse Prevention Month.
The headquarters of the United States Space Command was supposed to be based in Colorado, since former president Donald Trump revived the command in 2018.
There’s good news to share and it will affect all of us that use the Internet.
In 2020, Russian hackers stole thousands of US State Department emails, according to two Congressional sources familiar with the intrusion. This is the second known Kremlin-backed breach on the department’s email server in under a decade.
Sometimes we just don’t understand the actions of others — and sometimes we just don’t need to understand, but it’s annoying, nonetheless.
Kevin McCarthy as a California representative made a fairly rapid climb in the upper Washington D.C. political field, but recently, his file has been accumulating more negative news stories.
On Sunday night, “60 Minutes” did a fascinating story on highly developed robots.
Biden’s economic advisers are pulling together a $3 trillion package to boost America’s monetary stature as the nation works at shaking off the devastating pandemic.
Spring is in the air and with the warmer weather, comes spring fever.
Like many of the solid institutions in the United States, the Postal Service is falling short of its well-established standards.
It’s been a busy week in the Antelope Valley for law enforcement. Let’s face it, they are probably always busy, but this week seems to have been particularly bad.
On March 17, the Federal Reserve projected that the American economy will grow 6.5% in 2021.
A new intelligence report on March 17 sharply spiked a worrisome message for America: “Domestic terrorists pose an ‘elevated’ threat to the nation.”
It’s possible that China’s famous protective wall won the publicity prize over the centuries, but the Trump border wall has been in the news for many years, including during his presidency.
Being in the newspaper business isn’t easy. There are myriad reasons why this is true, we’ve talked about some of them in earlier columns, so we won’t rehash them here.
American President Joe Biden said that Russian President Vladimir Putin will pay a price for Russian efforts to undermine the 2020 election with the aim of “denigrating” Biden’s candidacy.
Social media used to be fun. When it first began with MySpace in 2005, it was a different way to express yourself.
The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday provided a well-researched piece on how sick times vary widely for those who experience virus illness.
There is evidence that more US cyber invasions are being initiated in China.
When government fails, it’s the rare public official who says, “Oops. My fault.”
At 11:08 a.m. Pacific Time Thursday, President Joseph Biden sat down at his desk with the television cameras on and signed the much-debated $1.9 trillion stimulus measure.
Those residing in Los Angeles County woke up Monday morning with a little more freedom.
The contemporary damages to our minds and bodies are becoming more and more evident as the COVID-19 menace continues to spread around the world.
Some people complain about law enforcement — especially when they are caught doing things they shouldn’t be doing.
Critics of Washington DC lawmakers have often contended that the nation’s Capitol is drowning in child-like thinking.
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